Titan Sports Calendar

Thur., Feb. 4

Women's Basketball, Long Beach State, Titan Gym, 7 p.m.

LIVE audio and video on the internet

Men's Basketball, at Long Beach St., 8:05 p.m., ESPNU-TV

LIVE audio on the internet


Fri., Feb. 5

Women's Tennis, at Long Beach State, 2 p.m.

Wrestling, Oregon State, Titan Gym, 7 p.m.


Sat., Feb. 6

Women's Indoor Track & Field, at NAU Team Challenge,

Flagstaff, Ariz., all day

Women's Basketball, at UC Riverside, 5 p.m.

LIVE audio and video on the internet

Men's Basketball, UC Riverside, Titan Gym, 6:05 p.m.

LIVE audio and video on the internet


Sun., Feb. 7

Women's Tennis, Hawai'i, Titan Courts, 10 a.m.

Women's Gymnastics, Boise State, Titan Gym, noon

Men's Golf, at Pat Hicks Thunderbird Invitational,

Cedar City, Utah, thru Tuesday, Feb. 9


Mon., Feb. 8

Women's Golf, at Gold Rush Invitational, thru Tues., Feb. 9

Old Ranch Country Club, Seal Beach


Tues., Feb. 9

Women's Tennis, Cal State Northridge, Titan Courts, 2 p.m.



Men's Basketball (10-10, 4-4)...

Cal State Fullerton begins the second and final round of the Big West Conference schedule this week, visiting Long Beach State and hosting UC Riverside. The Titans beat both opponents in the first round with two of their best overall performances of the season.

Last week the Titans won a pair of close games, 92-84 in overtime at Cal State Bakersfield, and 74-68 in the Homecoming Game in Titan Gym over UC Irvine before a raucous crowd of more than 3,200, the sixth biggest crowd in the Big West this season.

Aaron Thompson was the big star in Bakersfield with career highs of 24 points and 14 rebounds including a 3-point play in the final minute of regulation which gave Fullerton its only lead of the second half.

Orane Chin posted career-highs of 23 points and 8 rebounds off the bench to key the win over UCI. The game was tied at 61-61 when Chin hit a jumper. He would then score Fullerton's next 5 points as well for a 68-66 lead at 1:42. Jacques Streeter's driving layup was the key down the stretch.


Women's Basketball (9-12, 4-4)...

Cal State Fullerton begins the second half of Big West Conference play with two games against teams it beat in the first round. The Titans host Long Beach State on Thursday and visit UC Riverside on Saturday.

Fullerton finished the first round at 4-4, losing their fourth Big West game in a row on Saturday at UC Irvine, 73-65. The game "featured" 59 personal fouls -- 32 on the Titans. UCI hit 35 of 45 free throws and the Titans made 24 of 30. On Wednesday, the Titans squandered a 24-point second-half lead but beat Seattle in overtime, 82-76.

Jasmine Scott led the offense in both games. Against the independent Redhawks she had a career-high 26 points including 8 in overtime. She also pulled down 12 rebounds. It was Fullerton's fourth overtime game of the year, the most in school history.

At UCI, Scott had 18 points and 6 rebounds while playing all 40 minutes. Lyndsey Grove added 12 points and 7 boards.


Wrestling (2-6-1, 0-5-1)...

The Titans complete their home schedule with a Pac-10 dual meet on Friday night against No. 20-ranked Oregon State.

The Titans were busy last weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area with two close Pac-10 duals and the San Francisco State Open. Fullerton dropped a 23-20 decision at UC Davis on Friday and then battled Stanford to a 20-20 tie on Sunday. Adin Duenas had a pair of technical falls at 141 pounds.


Women's Gymnastics (1-4, 0-2)...

The Titans host their fourth annual "Pink" meet on Sunday at noon against Boise State. The message is about breast cancer awareness and prevention.

Fullerton is coming off a third-place showing in a tri-meet at Sacramento State. Southern Utah won the competition with a score of 193.575. The host Hornets came in at 192.775 and the Titans trailed at 188.900.

Junior Alaina Baker and freshman Cami Casimere placed third and fourth, respectively, in the all-around with scores of 38.550 and 36.650.


Women's Indoor Track and Field...

The Titans return to Flagstaff, Arizona, for the second time in three weekends when they compete in the NAU Team Challenge Saturday in the Walkup Skydome.


Women's Tennis (0-2, 0-0)...

The Titans return to action after a two-week layoff and jump right into Big West Conference competition. They visit Long Beach State on Friday, host Hawai'i for a non-conference match on Sunday and then host Cal State Northridge on Tuesday.


Baseball...

More than 60 former Titan baseball players were on hand Saturday as the varsity beat an alumni team, 18-3, in the first game in three years due to rainouts. Joey Siddons and Nick Ramirez homered for the varsity, which scored 4 runs in each of the first three innings off three different alumnni pitchers.

The release of pre-season polls is complete and the Titans find themselves ranked nationally No. 3 by USA Today/ESPN Coaches and No. 4 by five other organizations.


Men's Golf...
The Titans compete in the Pat Hicks Thunderbird Invitational in Cedar City beginning Sunday.

Earlier this week, the Titans finished tenth in the Anteater Invitational at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. John San Juan shot 70-70-79 to tie for 25th at 219, one stroke ahead of teammate Dakota Duerr at 76-72-72 -- 220.


Women's Golf...

The Titans resume competition after a 3-month layoff when they play in Long Beach State's Gold Rush Invitational this weekened at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach.


University Village Athlete of the Week...

Senior Jasmine Scott (Sacramento, CA / Valley HS) averaged 22 points and 9 rebounds in two games for the CSF women's basketball team. She had a career-high 26 points in an overtime win over Seattle and led the team with 18 in a loss at UC Irvine.


Parking Advisory

Since Feb. 7, 2009, special event parking fees have been implemented at all Cal State Fullerton home baseball and men's basketball games. The fee is $8.00 per day. Valid student and faculty-staff permits will be honored.



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